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City: Newberg, Oregon (25 miles south of Portland)
HRW User Name contact: Stumbley
Track/Club Name: Autodromo Rossa Colline (Red Hills Raceway)
Type (Home, Club, Commercial): Home/Club
Surface (Wood, Plastic): Wood
Brand (if Plastic): xxx
# of Lanes: 4 lanes, 65.8’ each
Track Voltage: Variable, nominally 10v
Polarity (Positive, Negative): Positive
Hookup(s): Posts for alligator clips
Brief Description: Four lanes routed MDF with non-magnetic braid, color-coded. Lap timing via Race Coordinator triggered by a DS 300 light bridge. Built in modules because it was originally meant to be a “temporary” track on our veranda in Southern California. Now that we’re in Oregon, it’s permanent. One of several tracks in the Northwest Association of Slot Track Enthusiasts (NASTE) club
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HRW User Name contact: Stumbley
Track/Club Name: Autodromo Rossa Colline (Red Hills Raceway)
Type (Home, Club, Commercial): Home/Club
Surface (Wood, Plastic): Wood
Brand (if Plastic): xxx
# of Lanes: 4 lanes, 65.8’ each
Track Voltage: Variable, nominally 10v
Polarity (Positive, Negative): Positive
Hookup(s): Posts for alligator clips
Brief Description: Four lanes routed MDF with non-magnetic braid, color-coded. Lap timing via Race Coordinator triggered by a DS 300 light bridge. Built in modules because it was originally meant to be a “temporary” track on our veranda in Southern California. Now that we’re in Oregon, it’s permanent. One of several tracks in the Northwest Association of Slot Track Enthusiasts (NASTE) club
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I assume that is in California, not Oregon? Those outdoor tracks look so fun. I guess we could do that here in Michigan and run rally in the snow and ice during the winter
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